Radiological Control Office Code 105 at PSNS

Join our team of highly trained detail-oriented people with a passion for supporting our Navy's fleet. A Radiological Control Technician is responsible for the positive control of radiation and radioactivity associated with maintenance of Naval Nuclear Reactors and Propulsion Plants.
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Radiological Control Technician Apprentices use radiation detection equipment to take measurements of radiation and radioactivity. They provide control point watch support while working on nuclear powered vessels. You will start with paid deck plate hands-on experience under the oversite of Radiological Control Technicians until you will be sent to a paid 12-week course in Norfolk, VA where you will be trained for your duties and qualification board.
After successful completion of school and boards you will become a fully qualified radiological control technician.
Email your resume, unofficial transcripts and DD-214 (if applicable) to [e-mail] for review. If you are determined to be qualified for the position, you will be contacted for an interview.